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in reply to a message by Bronislava
*boggles*
It is so strange how foreign names often just do not register as names with me! I think if I were looking at these individually it would be easier to think of them as names but a list is a bit overwhelming.
Okay I will look at them individually
I really like these Finnish names in general. I enjoy how short and pretty and unimposing-yet-eclectic-and-fun they are. Fun syllables. I like Saima and Aune and Aino a lot. Ilto is also really cool. I mean they are all really cool. That is pretty much all I can say about them, you know? Frustrating. One day...!
I can often think of Russian and Spanish names as names though! I read dostoyevsky for the names. I have no idea what I'm supposed to get out of it except long lists of sexy names.
In general I don't really think about international/traditional. - I guess I'd fall more on the traditional side, since my name vocabulary is pretty limited to more "traditional" names. If I moved to another country though, I am sure I would begin to see their names as names and begin to incorporate them into my namebanks.
It is so strange how foreign names often just do not register as names with me! I think if I were looking at these individually it would be easier to think of them as names but a list is a bit overwhelming.
Okay I will look at them individually
I really like these Finnish names in general. I enjoy how short and pretty and unimposing-yet-eclectic-and-fun they are. Fun syllables. I like Saima and Aune and Aino a lot. Ilto is also really cool. I mean they are all really cool. That is pretty much all I can say about them, you know? Frustrating. One day...!
I can often think of Russian and Spanish names as names though! I read dostoyevsky for the names. I have no idea what I'm supposed to get out of it except long lists of sexy names.
In general I don't really think about international/traditional. - I guess I'd fall more on the traditional side, since my name vocabulary is pretty limited to more "traditional" names. If I moved to another country though, I am sure I would begin to see their names as names and begin to incorporate them into my namebanks.
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